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Pretty sure this "tank" started life as a cigarette lighter. I love that stuff like this made it into the final kit.
Ever since I was a kid, I've loved Jeeps, and a great deal of that has to do with Jurassic Park.
This isn't the exact model (Wrangler YJ) that was used in the film, but is the Wrangler Rubicon in 1/25th scale.
I painted it up and applied some mud (acrylics mixed with white glue, and pastels). I also made it so the doors open, which was not included in the model. I had to cut the doors off and use some small hinges (from a cheap pair of sunglasses) to make the doors actually function. If I do another, I'll do this again, and make the trunk area open too.
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1/20 Ohmu 王蟲
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind 「風の谷のナウシカ」
Bandai
Mr. Surfacer 1000, Mr. Hobby SG-07 Deep Green, MGM powder, X-F6 Copper, XF-64 Red Brown, Future polish
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ナイト・オブ・ゴールド (ゴールドメッキタイプ)
Scale: 1/144
Company: Wave (ウェーブ)
Material: Plastic (プラスチック)
Paints used: X28 Park Green, Future
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1/20 Ohmu 王蟲
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind 「風の谷のナウシカ」
Bandai
Mr. Surfacer 1000, Mr. Hobby SG-07 Deep Green, MGM powder, X-F6 Copper, XF-64 Red Brown, Future polish
Camouflage painted with Testors Olive Drab and Sand, then dry brushed with Zinc Chromate, Silver and Black. A mix of baking soda and Testors Brown was added to the feet to simulate mud.
Grumman designed the Bearcat based on Hellcat experience but also reportedly strongly influenced by their study of the FW-190.